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Steve Martin in that role was a stretch but he managed to pull it off. Great movie.
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Ya don' kill a guy with a .45 'cause its' messy; and theres' dry cleaning involved
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You shouldn't be here in the frozen food isle....
Why is that ? You could melt all this stuff! ![]() |
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How's the turtle Mrs. Stubbs? Did your kids ever figure out you switched turtles on them because I know it would be a major disappointment for them to find out.
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As a guy from New York who grew up around some, umm "family" type people, I thought it was a horrible movie.
Entertaining but horrible. They did nail the vanilla nature of 1990 San Diego though. |
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IMDB:
Originally, Steve Martin was cast to play Barney Coopersmith, with Arnold Schwarzenegger playing the role of Vinnie Antonelli. However, Schwarzenegger was soon thereafter offered the role of Det. John Kimble in Kindergarten Cop (1990), and left the production. Failing to find another suitable "Vinnie" for Martin's Coopersmith, Martin offered to take on the role of Vinnie himself. Producers agreed, and then cast Rick Moranis as Coopersmith, who had originally been considered for the role, but was unavailable until then. |
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